Woman Cong leader missing since Oct 16
Indore: A local woman leader of Congress went missing from Banganga police station limits here from October 16, police said. Twinkle Dagar (21), who recently defected from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and joined the Congress, was made party's secretary (Town). According to Twinkle's mother Rita, Twinkle went out to bring refreshments but did not return home. The family members suspected that Rita was abducted. They alleged that Rita was with the BJP but she was being harassed and hence, she quit the BJP and joined the Congress three months back. Twinkle's father Sanjay Dagar said she was also involved in property dealings and threatening was being received from some quarters in connection with the dealings. Alleging that the police was taking lop-sided action, Dagar said that he would soon call a press meet to clear the situation.
2 burglars held, stolen firecrackers recovered
Indore: Two burglars have been arrested and stolen firecrackers, worth Rs 12 lakh, recovered from them at lasudia area in Madhya Pradesh's commercial capital, police said. Superintendent of Police Manoj Shukla said a burglary took place at firecracker trader Gokul's godown on Wednesday night. On a tip-off, ex-watchman Girija Shankar was arrested on Monday. Girija Shankar confessed to selling stolen firecrackers to Mohammad Yakub. Yakub was also nabbed and 36 cartoon firecrackers seized from him on the basis of his interrogation.
life imprisonment to woman for burning hubby alive
Jabalpur: A local court has sentenced one woman to life imprisonment on the charge of burning her husband alive last year. According to prosecution, Savitri Bai had an argument with her husband Devi Singh over a trifle matter on May 19, 2015. In a fit of rage, Savitri poured kerosene over her husband Devi Singh and set him ablaze. Devi Singh sustained serious burn injuries and was rushed to hospital where he succumbed. On the basis of his dying declaration, Additional District Judge Sheikh Saleem handed down the punishment to Savitri yesterday.
Municipal employee kills self
Indore: Vexed over family tension, a Municipal Corporation employee has committed suicide by hanging himself in Madhya Pradesh's commercial capital, police said. Jitendra Karosia, who was married about six years ago, used to have frequent quarrels with his wife. The couple had even applied for divorce in the court. Family members suspected that Jitendra took his life as he used to remain upset over his separation and possible divorce. The body was sent for post-mortem. Meanwhile, three teenage burglars were apprehended in connection with a theft at one Sunil Vajpayee's house on Friday. The trio was presented before court today. On the basis of their confession, stolen household items, including cellular phones, were seized.
Mishap kills 1
Indore: A youth was killed while three others were injured, when their motorcycle was hit by an unidentified car at Palia village, police said. Motorcycle-borne Kailash, Sanju, Shiva and another youth were injured in the mishap late last night. All the four were rushed to hospital where Kailash succumbed.
Angry kin create ruckus in hospital over cop's death
Shivpuri: Enraged over the death of a head constable, family members created a ruckus at the District Hospital, where he was undergoing treatment, and misbehaved with medical staff, including doctors. Head constable Indrapal Singh was admitted to the hospital after he complained of chest pain yesterday. He succumbed while receiving treatment. His relatives got furious after his death, misbehaved with doctors and nurses alleging negligence on their part and indulged in vandalism at the intensive care unit. Additional Superintendent of Police Kamal Maurya today said that preliminary investigation revealed that the head constable died due to heart attack. A case has been registered. Strict action would be taken if someone was found guilty as regards the post-mortem report. The intensive care unit. Additional Superintendent of Police Kamal Maurya today said that preliminary investigation revealed that the head constable died due to heart attack. A case has been registered. Strict action would be taken if someone was found guilty as regards the post-mortem report.
time extended for caste certificate campaign
Bhopal: The state government has extended the time period of caste certificate campaign till December 31. Secretary Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Commission has informed that order has been issued for corrections in incorrect caste certificates. Sub Divisional Officers (Revenue) can amends order issued earlier due to clerical errors in the issued caste certificates. There is no need for the applicant to give new application in this matter.
IPS officer shrivastava appointed Aide-de-camp
Bhopal: Vipul Shrivastava, an Officer of Indian Police Services of 2012 batch has been appointed as Aide-de-camp to the Governor. Shrivastava has joined the post of ADC. The former ADC to the Governor Vineet Kapoor has been transferred to the Police headquarters. Kapoor has been relieved from the post to join police headquarter.
Dhurve to hold meet with officers of ujjain division
Bhopal: Minister for Food-Civil Supplies, Consumer Protection and labour Omprakash Dhurve will hold meeting with the Officers of Ujjain Division on October 26. Similarly Dhurve will hold meeting with the officers of Food and Civil Supplies of Indore and Sagar Divisions on October 27 and 29 respectively. Dhurve will review PDS arrangements in the meetings.